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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Traction Engine
Threshfng Machine e. Saw Mill

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
ID John ID. Burkhart, Jr. to the under
signed Trustee of Frick y Company, dated
December Bird, 1884. and recorded in the
County Clerks Office OF Berkeley County
w. Va, in Deed Book No 81, pages 354
and 1855, and by virtue Of an agreement
made and entered into in writing, May a,
1886, will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1887,
at front door Of the Court House in Mar
tinsburg w Va, on the Berkeley d
Hampshire Grade, at 80 o'clock D. m,
the following personal property. viz One
Traction Engine and all Of its connections
one vibrating Threshing Machine, and /
Eclipse Saw Mill. Said sale will be made
to satisfy and pay three promissory notes.
amounting to So, leo. with interest TO be
added, payable to Prick Co., and fully
described in said trust deed. and for the
costs Of Sale
TERMS.-4One-thifd cash on day of sale
and balance liz two equal payments at nine
and eighteen months, ard TO be secured by
lien on the property and by negotiable
notes with approved security.
J. NELSON WISNER,
is IDS Trustee,
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In the treatment Of all nervous and
muscular diseases, such as rheumatism,
neuralgia, sciatica, tic douloureux,
semicrania, &C., the value of Salvation
Oil cannot be- over estimated. 1t kills
nain. Price twenty-five cents q bottle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
& OHIO
TIME TABLE.
In Effect Sunday, Jan. 80, 1857.
EAST BOUND.

Train No. from Chicago and st.
+ Louis leaves Martinsburg at A o., and
+ Washington at 6 20; arrives Baltimore at
+ 7 30 and leaves 8 45 m, arrives at Phila
delphia at IL 8ci M. 8 aog
Train No. from Pittsburg leaves
Pitts burg at 20 p M Gum berland 2 so
m; Martinsburg 5 OF, and Washington
Z 20 m; arrives Baltimore s 30a m.
/ Train No. ID G, mixed train, leaves Mar
tinsbu' & 6 20 m, except Sunday, con
meets for Winch ester, Hagerstown and
Frederick.
Train No. Sc except Sunday, leaves
Martinsburg at II m; via main line,
stops at all stations, connects for Valley
Brar CHI, Hagerstown and Frederick.
Train No. 2, limited from st. Louis and
Cincinnati; leaves Martinsburg IL So; M
/ Washington 2 Top m; and Baltimore 10
p m; arrives Philadelphia p m.
f Train No. SO, Baltimore and way sta
ltions via. Washington; leaves Martins
burg at 5 m; conn ects for Winchester
Hag erstown and Frederick. 9far a..
Train No 6, limited from Chicago and
Pittsbure, leaves Martinsburg 20 . m,
and Washington % p IN; arrives Balti-
more at 8 80 y m, and leaves at 8 As p m;
arrives Philadelphia Mt a m. - 100
Train No. 81 leaves Martins burg p M;
stopping at ali stations between Martins
burg and s. V. Junction; arrives Wash
lington ii II p M. saT t8 EItI'
WEST BOUND. a.e r,.
Train No, g. limited from Philadelphia
to Chicago and Pitt burg, leaves Phila-
idelphia at a m; Baltimore st 10 80 a p;
W ashington at IL As a m and Martinsburg
lat 40 p m. at#
Train No /, limited to Cincinnati and
fTs q I
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OF A VERY DESI RABLE RESIDENCE IN
.,. MARTINSBURG. w. VA. it..

OF A VERY DESI RABLE RESIDENCE IN
a.. HARRISBURG, W. VA. ta
Pursuant to the provisions of the will of
the late John NJ Wolf, decd the undersign-
ed executor, will sell at public auction, at
the front door of the Court House, in Mar
tinsburg, at 1870 o. clock, p, M, on
Tuesday, February 10Th, 1887,
That very desirable two story brick dwell
ing on the North side of West King Street,
between North Church and Raleigh Streets,
in Martinsburg, now in the occupancy of L.
NJ Hoke, as tenant. This is very desira-
bly, located property and deserves the atten-
ton of all persons seeking a home.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash on day
of sale, and the balance ofpurchase money
in two equal pay ments at IL and 10 months
with interest from day Of sale, purchaser
giving notes for deferred payments secured
by deed of trust on the property. Posses
sion given lst. of April dt
JAMES M. WOLFF. Ex'r.
of John NJ. Wolf, deceased.
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PUBLIC SALE lA
~ .--oF VALUABLE 500
Personal PROPERTY!
Of them good leaders, 2 good Brood Mare
l6 HEAD OF CATTLE!

II Good Mich Cows A two. year old Cattle,
yearling, large Brood Sows Poland
China, Poland China Boar, 3 farm Wagons,
2 Broad Tread and Narrow; large Wagon
Bed l one and i two-horse Market Wagons.
/ Buggy, ! Cart, l Wood Binder {Standard)
with Truck, 2 Wood Mowers, l Grain Drill,
/ Wind MILL Wheat Screen, / large Roll
Ter, machine Drum, ! Butkeys Cultivator,
l Corn Shelter, l Corn Cover, 1 two-horse
Corn CFusher, Cripple geered) l Cutting
box, three-horse plows, Roots, McCor-
mick's, aud Ullum's, 3 two-horse Plows,
single Shovel Plows, pair Grain Ladders, 3
sets Double Harness, sets Of Breechbands,
sets Front Geeis, 6 pairs of Housins, Fly
Nets, Collars, Blind Brides, Wagon Saddle,
new Bride and Saddle, sx-horse line, 8
pair Check Lines, Leather Halters, Cow
Chains, Fifth Chain, 3 Log Chains, 2 sets
Breast Chains, 2 sets Butt Chains, pair
Spreaders, 4 Weighing Irons, Grow Bar,
Mattocks, Shovels Hoes, Dung Forks
wooden and pitch, large Grind Stone,
Sand Seive, l Dinner Bell, Bob Sled,
Road Scoop, Wheel Barrow, Grain Cra-
dies. sets Hot Bed Sash, Axes, Wedges,
Gross Cut Saw, Is Grain Sacks, Cooking
Stove, Davis Swing Churn, and many other
articles not necessary to mention. set 11
TERMS.--A credit of nine months will be
given on all sums of ten dollars and over,
purchaser giving note with approved securi-
ty, negotiable and payable at the People 8
National Bank of Martinsburg, with interest
from dat, but RENTED if promptly paid at
maturity. Under $40, cash. No property
to be removed until terms have been strictly
complied with. .n.nI- .lsa.. I'm 90
ROBERT THATCHER.
]. w. DODD, Auc'r. .n9
J. N. THATCHER. Clerk
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THE FIREMENs' BROTHERHOOD
meets every Monday morning, at 9 O'Clock
in the Peoples National Bank Building.
WIN. NJ. JOHNSON, Master.
G. r. CAGE, Financier,
If. G. b CROMWELL, sSe'r'ty.
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Oysters are said by dealers to be
consumed in greater quantities every
season. ..
ba $50 1y.l ..a
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Our Dinner Sets

At Cost, are q marvel Of beauty and great
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NOTICE.

The Directors Of the Berkeley Section of
the..Martinsburg and Winchester Turnpike
Company have this day declared "a dividend
OF per cent. to the Stockholders, payable
on the 25th of January, 1887. hA@
ROBERT LAMON, Secretary.
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NEW 4DVERTTgEMEET,y.
! Notary Public
AND COMMISSIONER OF CnnRT

IND IU5I9I5oIUNEH UF JUUKT.
Having duly qualified as Notary Public,
and by appointment of Judge Faulkner,
qualified as Commissioner Of Court,
offer my services to persons having busi-
ness in those Iines promising TO faithfully and
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DSr Office at Law Office ofMr. J. Nelson
Wisuer.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
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Berkeley County Farm.

Pursuant to the provisions of DEGREES of
the Circuit Court OF Berkeley county entered
at the November term 1880, and the Novem-
Der term 1886, in the chancery cause therein
pending, entitled, Robert Lamon, Admir- &c.
vs.. Francis McCubbin, ct. al, the undersign-
ed Special Commissioners therein appointed
for the purpose, will sell at Public Auction,
at the front door of the Courthouse, in Mar
tnsburg, at 1880 o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, February 9TH, 1887,
that valuable tract of land containing
286 ACRES AND TWO FOODS,
situate in Gerardstown District Berkeley
County, w. Va, being part of the tract of
land OF which the late Geo. w. McCubbin
died seized adjoining the lands Of NJ. S.
Grantham, Grantham b Stump, Mrs. Francis
McCubb.2, --- Stanley, Gano and
others, and improved by Two Dwellings, and
Out-Buildings; part of this tract is in
Valuable Timber, part in Bottom Lands, and
second Bottom on Back Greek, making it
Valuable and Desirable Farm, and specially
adapted to grazing.
A plat of the land will be shown by the
undersigned to any one desiring to see it, and
will be exhibited on day ofsa!e
TIE M S .--0ue-third of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal
payments, at one and two years, deferred
payments to bear interest from day of sale,
and title retained until land is paid for.
BLACKBURN HUGHES
at F.q1 ROBERT LAM0N, iR
..-e., Special Commissioners.
u, s. H. Martin, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Berkeley County, do hereby certify that
Blackburn Hughes and Robert Lamon.
Special Commissioners in the above entitled
cause, have executed bond conditioned as
the law directs. S. II. MARTIN,
Dec. 20 tbs. rH Clerk:
ro1agshf~.oa ota. t .ssl 9d3
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The Fire Department.

The monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Representatives OF the Honolulu Firs Depart
ment vas held On Thursday evening. Chief
Engineer c. 5. Wilson presided. snd SscTs-
t2ry Henry Smith vas as usual az his post.
There vas the comparatively Smsl attend-
auce OF thirteen members.
In the matter OF the appssl OF Peter soma
against the action OF Engine Company No. 4
n 6iSmisSing him from the position OF fore
man. the Board took seton oy declaring the
dismissal null and void.
Il Sss decided 10 hsve 6 competitive drill
OF the department On the Sd Of February
next, n place Of the regular anniversary
parade. Suitable prizes vii be awarded 70
the best drilled company.
Action vas taken regarding 8 complaint
that had arisen concerning investments Of
the sick fund. A board OF trustees was sp-
pointed-co1siStIng OF MesSrs- Jas E. Nor
gan. c. J. Mccarthy and Robert More-to
look after the investing of the sid fund,
that Is nov invested 70 the amount of about
SS.Op. None but real estate security viii De
accepted.
The session Of the Board was brief.
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Naval Drill Ashore.

Tuesday vas 6 sort of field day with the
American msn-of-Ear's men. In the fore
noon the marines from the Eandalia, Juniata
and Mohican came ashore and had a bat
talon drill on Palace Square, and IN the
afternoon the blue Jackets" (theY wore
white-and for this reason, We presume, are
called blue jackets gave an exhibition Of
battalion drill on the square Just back Of the
EsDlanade. At the latter drill there we're
four companies, and q Calling battery Of
four pieces. The several eTolutioas we're
performed with great regularity and preci-
sion, which i the more astonishing from the
fact that they so seldom get any "shore
drill" The performance was watched with
apparent satisfaction BY large number of
citizens including many of the officers and
men OF the Rifles, who applauded the several
movements executed. After drill the entire
command marched up TO King street, thence
TO Fort street, and down that thorouzhfare
TO the Esplsnsde, where they very quickly
embarked, men and guns, and we're soon back
again under cover of their own ships flag.
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The Late DR.. Smith of KOloa,

The news Of the deSth Of the late Rev. DR..
Smith. Of holos. Will be heSrd with regret all
over The Hawaiian Islands The worthy
gentleman hsd. by his many excellent quail
ties, .endeared himself to the hearts Of q
lsrSs circle Of acQuAin;Ancss not only on
Kauai. his adopted home, Snt in every dis
tEics of the group.
Deceased WAS horn q; Stamford. Connscti-
cut, Z. :. July ), 1910, and consequently. at
the time 81 his death, had passed his nth
yeSr bv nsSrly five months.
DR.. Smith received 5 common school etiR-
cation n his boyhood, and lister pursued his
studies while teaching school. He and s
Younger brother, Edward. taught school in
New York CITY. and pursued the study Of
medicine for several years. Snd both Cradu-
Sted from the ColleSe Of Physicians ana
Surgeons ot New York. pr. Smith pgactiSed
medicine IN New York CITY for five years,
until 1872. when he responded 70 an appeal
Of the American SoSsd Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, Ani sailed for these
married 70 Miss Nshceut Knapp. IN Green
wich. Connecticut, prior to entering the
service Of the AmeucAn Bosri.
They came round Cape Horn in the brig
Sarah Abigail. = vessel Of 10 tons burden.
the only other passengers being Rev. and
Ms &. 3. Rovell. Almost Immediately after
their arrival at Honolulu. Dr.. and Mrs.
hsusi.
Dr.. Smith vsS no; strong. and in 1916 his
lungs were 50 weak that it wSs deemed i'm
portaut that he should have s change of
climate: 80. leaving Mrs. Smith and two
small children. be took 3 three months voy-
sSs on s vhslsShip. Re derived much bene-
II from II.
Several wears after his arrival he was per
SCaied 10 be orGsiuei and become pastor of
the native church ar holoa. He continued
pastor OF fhs church for shout fifteen wears.
meanwhile practising medicine. These were
ye2rS Of arduo1S work; lie was the only ply
stefan on Kauai. snd the demands on his
time and strength were very great.
In 1857. when the American Board decided
% plsoe The churches in charge Of native
pastors. DR.. Smith resigned the passionate.
And though continuing d member Of the
Evangelical Association OF Kauai. and CO.
operating sn6 counsslinS with the native
pastors OF the island, be did no; again as
sumo tie p2Storate OF s church.
AL the missionary fathers Of kauai
Father Whitney. Father Wilcox, Father
johnson. Father Dole and Father Rowell-
one BY Sne passed away. and Dr.. Smith
was the sole survivor. In addition 70
his clerical and professional work he per
formed much public work. He represented
the Soari Of Education for many wears as
agent for the schools Of the district Of no
los, and Of late years as agent for nearly all
Of the schools Of the island.
As 5 Christian gentleman Dr.. Smith was
beloved by natives and foreigners. wherever
be vaS known.
The GAzErTE joins with other friends in
rendering this expression Of sympathy with
the members Of the bereaye6 family OF the
deceased.
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HOOgs-Love.

November 18Th Mr.. ". q. Hogs and Miss
Alice Love were united n marriage. RSy. E.
G. BeckvIth. D. D., performing the eere-
mony in Central Union Church before
crowded s1disncs. comprising gOodly pro
portion Of the elite Of Honolulu.
The interior OF the edifice was besuIife5
with floral decorations. Fine music added
to the impreSsiveaesS Of the ceremonial, 8
Wedding march being played BY OTganlSt
Jones as the bridal party entered.
After the marriage sn elegant reception
was held st the residence Of the brides
mother. i great many invited guests were
present. snd Teasing and dancing made Up
s socisble evening. The grounds were beau
tifully decorated with Chinese lanterns and
flags. srtistically arranged by Fire Marshal
MCGUIRE.
Presents were displayed IN the parlor,
com pris-ne silver, glass and China ware,
some beautiful paintings, sewing machine
and 6 sold check for rOun0 sum.
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= Woman Drowned

On Sunday At noon native woman named
AinOku. when under the influence Of ava.
fell overheard from the steamer Ivy Holmes
and was droEns6. The body vas recovered
al6 takea 10 the Station. where an inquest
was held before Coroner Pabia sr6 the fol-
lowing IGry: ChsS. Clark. D. h2hanu. John
ksulsheo, :. 1. Lo, hapou and W. P. Manu-
eui.
From the evidence taken Il appeared that
the woman had taken Two doses Of ava. but
not being satisfied took another portion Of
the root and pounded II up. This third GoSs
she drank to the dresS then going on deck
fell overheard. and before any assistance
could be given her vas drowned. The Jury
rendered a vsriic; II accordance with the
fsctS IS ELECTED.
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The Sensational PIacard.

About all Who gave a second thought to the
sensational plseard, reproduced in the morn
ing papers OF Saturday, we're property owners
Texed At having their windows and doorEays
plsstered with paste. Still It might have
proEed & dear Job 10 the bill sticker If
caught, according TO chapter A, laws Of
1854, viz:
Section / Any person Who shall afix or
attach any show bill. hand bill, poster, sdser-
tissme1t OF other notice 10 any building,
fence bridge trse. rock, p0,e or other struc-
turs OF object without first obtaining the
consent Of the pSSson or persons entitled 70
the possession Of such building, fence,
bridge. tree, rock, pole, OF other structure or
object, shall be guilty Of a misdemesuor and
upon conviction thereof before any Police
OF District Justice shall Be fined not more
than twenty dollars for each o5ense..
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Electric Light

The electric light cable was extended on
Wednesday on Merchant street 20 The Post
Othce lamp. A lamp was hung over the
crossing Of Fort and Merchant streets.
There : 81 opinion that i should be usSrsr
the center % the c-OSSinc. but perhaps sI-
psrIe1cs Will be required 70 determine this
question. II looks as Il the pretty shade
tree at the southeast corner viii obscure the
light from SIsrchsu; Stcest lust above FO-t
In tbst case Il would u preferable 70 shift
the lamp instead Of removing the tree. The
latter Is an Screesb.e object 10 the view II
the midst Of the business quarter. while not
being iutolerable * IN Obstruction.
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The Late Mrs. McKissin.

An aged mother-one Of the 'ol6 land
marks in HonolGlu society passed from,
the scenes Of life on Wednesday night, Mrs.
Mchibbin came to these Islands with her
husband. the late Or. Il. Mchihhin, from
Belfast, Ireland. in the year lSaa She was
left widow in 1876, but surrounded by 3
numerous family. The children that survive
her are DR.. Robert Mckihhin. Mr.. Alex.
Mckibhin. chemist. Ms. W. l.. Green, Mrs.
5. NJ. nowsett an6 Mrs. II. W. Mist. Mrs,
McKihoin died peacefGlly of cid age, having
been gradually fading away for several years,
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J. F. Colburn, pig; Hon. w. Il. Rice. >
pigs; Mrs. Singer, 90 leaves OF bread, ETC.;
Mrs. {. &. Pratt. l duck aud biscuits; Mrs.
F. Horn, cake: Mr.. w. Il. Wight, box OF
apples.
Besides these good things, the lepzrs and
the company present were indebted to Mr..
Bsrser's band, kindly sent by Governor
Domiuis TO play for the occasion, for some
strsils Of YerY sweet music.
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Gard of Thanks.

The President Of the Board of Health takes
this opportunity to warmly thank those kind
friends Of the unfortunate inmates of the
Branch Hospital who. by their generous do
nations OF money and e4tsbleS, made 1t posi-
bic TO spread q bountiful feast before the
lspers at hsksako. on Thanksgiving Day.
Thursday. November 24;h. Contributions
were received as follows:
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Chris. in Trouble

Tae Sun Francisco Cs71 81 Nov. 18th coz
tslns the foIl0SinC IN It's OaklSnd news;
= Yesterday Martha /. Nsvcomb svo7s
ont complaint against {. K. Miller. chang
inS him sith snbs-zlInc 50 which be had
collected for her Snd hss nor psId over. The
police authorities cannot dnd Miller"
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Chndren's Christmas Cards

Mr.. J. Il. Sopsr hiss al endless variety Of
artistic Christmas Cards, especially adapted
for giving and sending 70 younE people.
They srs IN attractive shapes. bearing beau
tiful colo-ei designs. These cards are now
open for inspection SDi sale 81 low prices.
An immense selection cSa Be made without
Duplicating any design.
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A nSu named Joe Brown wSs exhibiting
0orn6 worm, about four inches lonc, in 4
sid he hSd been afflicted with s cough for
some time. Snd In enc % the fits threw up
the suiuSl Asked If the result Was pro
duced BY medicine. he replied thst the only
vermltuce taken SSs fresh onion. This
specific for that complaint Is not unknown
to the faculty.